Marygrove Awnings

AndyandCindy Theis 

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5 years ago

They told us their awning would hold up our extreme wind and it doesn't. We can't use it in winds over 20 mph. It fills up like a hot air balloon and tries to rip out the wind poles. It's very embarrassing when we have guests. Everyone is afraid to sit under it. Check the warranty, it doesn't cover damage from extreme wind. We only use it on wind free days which is not very often. Now we use an $80 sunshade instead of our $4000 Marygrove Awning. 

Kimberly Gorny 

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5 years ago

I like the awning but if I had to do it again because our garage isn’t attached to the house I would not. We were told the awning would be attached against the house, it is not against the house there is a 3-4 inch gap so when it rains you get big drops on your head as you unlock your backdoor. It looks nice but if you have to use the door for your main entrance I wouldn’t recommend it. I feel like we waisted $4000.00. 

Carrie Reimer 

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5 years ago

Was not informed by salesmen that it wud do little, as my deck is on seconed floor, was then advised to buy a skirt which also did little or nothing to help. Wud like to sell skirt. Salesmen admitted He has a second floor Himself but only advice He gave was to buy skirt or move from one side to th other at different times of th day. Am not thrilled wth it. 

Kevin-Natalie Daughtry 

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7 years ago

Wayne King, the President and General Manager here in Houston is a blatant racist... especially against Muslims. If you’re ok with that, do business with them - if not - look somewhere else. 

Joe Comilla 

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7 years ago

We were told at purchase that it was 3-4 weeks out and we would be installed by the July 4th. Got our call for install and said the best they could do would be July 13.... that is 7-8 weeks from order.....just a little off.... 

Joe Comilla 

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7 years ago

We were told at purchase that it was 3-4 weeks out and we would be installed by the July 4th. Got our call for install and said the best they could do would be July 13.... that is 7-8 weeks from order.....just a little off.... 

Tom Torti 

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7 years ago

We did like the awning that we purchased from our local supplier and installer, but when it broke because the awning was defective the Vp of operation who I contacted was convinced that it was my fault and that the awnings remote had extended the awning out while in a drawer in 20 mph winds. I mentioned that Mary grove had stated that their awnings were able to handle up to 25-30 mph winds he denied that was ever said or in print. In there website it does state this. I have to believe when he says that the other 25-50 instan... read more

Tom Torti 

on Facebook

7 years ago

We did like the awning that we purchased from our local supplier and installer, but when it broke because the awning was defective the Vp of operation who I contacted was convinced that it was my fault and that the awnings remote had extended the awning out while in a drawer in 20 mph winds. I mentioned that Mary grove had stated that their awnings were able to handle up to 25-30 mph winds he denied that was ever said or in print. In there website it does state this. I have to believe when he says that the other 25-50 instan... read more

Diane Mullins Bruce 

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8 years ago

Multiple problems: Waited forever for the screens, wind sensor was adjusted to a very sensitive setting, had to manually retract the awning during a power outage and the awning fabric stretched out of shape. Now, we can't drop the shade screen without it falling out of the center brackets! Every single issue is at least a week for service! REALLY? NEVER AGAIN!